nodes#

Nodes that make up the manuscript tree.

The manuscript tree semantically represents each element in the manuscript such as sections, paragraphs, special regions, figures, etc.

This is opposed to the syntax tree output by tree-sitter whose nodes represent elements with syntactic meaning such as tags, delimiters, etc.

There are two main classes of interest: Node and NodeWithChildren. They implement 95% of the entire API of this module. Other classes are mostly dummy subclasses whose only purpose is to differentiate themselves from others via their type.

Classes

`Abstract`	Manuscript abstract.
`Algorithm`	Algorithm pseudocode.
`Appendix`	Mark the start of the Appendix sections.
`Author`	An author of the manuscript.
`BaseParagraph`	Foo.
`BaseReference`
`Bibitem`
`Bibliography`
`Caption`
`Cite`
`ClaimBlock`
`Code`
`CodeBlock`
`Construct`
`Contents`
`Definition`
`Draft`
`Enumerate`
`Error`	Error node.
`Figure`
`Heading`
`Item`
`Itemize`
`Keyword`
`Lemma`
`Manuscript`
`Math`
`MathBlock`
`Node`	A node in the manuscript tree.
`NodeWithChildren`	A `Node` that may have children Nodes.
`Note`
`Paragraph`
`PendingCite`
`PendingPrev`
`PendingReference`
`Proof`
`Proposition`
`Reference`
`Remark`
`Section`
`Sketch`
`SourceCode`
`Span`
`Statement`
`Step`
`Subproof`
`Subsection`
`Subsubsection`
`Table`
`TableBody`
`TableDatum`
`TableHead`
`TableRow`
`Text`	Plain text node.
`Theorem`
`URL`
`UnknownBibitem`

Exceptions

RSMNodeError